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Chemical Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Made In
"The sweatshirt is made in / of / with wool."
How are "in", "of", and "with" different?
How are "in", "of", and "with" different?
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" I guess the difference is that we take loose pieces of wool and work with them through various stages to make the finished product. We construct something -- put it together. " "Made with" seems to allow other components as well.
- " I guess the difference is that we take loose pieces of wool and work with them through various stages to make the finished product.
- We construct something -- put it together.
- " "Made with" seems to allow other components as well.
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We say "carved in wood/stone," but not "made in wool." I guess the difference is that we take loose pieces of wool and work with them through various stages to make the finished product. We construct something -- put it together.
To me, "made of" suggests that wool is the main "ingredient." "Made with" seems to allow other components as well.
To me, "made of" suggests that wool is the main "ingredient." "Made with" seems to allow other components as well.
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